Archaeologists Discover 2,700-Year-Old Phrygian Tomb with Untouched Treasures in Ankara. A 2,700-year-old wooden burial chamber, filled with 88 intact metal artifacts, has been uncovered in Gordion—potentially belonging to a member of King Midas’…

Universal Script Clues: Turkish Inscriptions Linked to Indus Valley Mysteries. Ancient Turkish Site Offers New Hopes for Cracking the Indus Script. Luwian Clues from Karatepe May Help Decipher Lost Scripts of the Ancient World Karatepe Inscriptions…

Turkish and Japanese Archaeology experienced the pain of losing a very valuable name today. Dr. Yukihiro Omura, the pioneer of the Kaman-Kalehöyük archaeological excavations and the founder of the Japanese Anatolian Archaeological Institute, passed…

The “Shared Heritage and Circular Textile Project” not only deepened the cultural and economic ties between the two nations but also raised awareness of sustainable approaches in the textile sector.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Erhan Bıçakçı, a faculty member at the Department of Prehistoric Archaeology of the Faculty of Letters of Istanbul University, died of a heart attack.

Turkish archaeologist, linguist, writer and Turkey's first female Sumerologist Muazzez İlmiye Çığ died at the age of 110.

More than a thousand scientists from all over the world who study the Neolithic period were in Turkey for the World Neolithic Congress held between November 4-8, 2024.

The Programme for the World Neolithic Congress 2024

Archaeologists found the first monumental statue of its kind in the region during rescue excavations at Garibin Tepe. This fascinating discovery, which is roughly 2 meters long and 1 meter wide, was discovered in a historical site only 3 kilometers…

International Cultural Heritage Gang Busted. The gang included treasure hunters, suppliers, middlemen, restoration experts, fake art manufacturers, art historians and art galleries.

The city, which has been named Valeriana by archaeologists, was found by studying laser scans that had been taken in 2013 as part of a forest monitoring project in the southeastern state of Campeche.

Replicas of 3 ancient artifacts from Türkiye's Gobeklitepe will be exhibited for 6 months starting Thursday

With the majority of the ancient structure exposed and final restoration stages underway, the Prusias ad Hypium theater is set to open for tourism in 2025, providing visitors with a glimpse into the region’s rich archaeological and cultural…

According to news of Azernews; The Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences Institute of Archeology and Anthropology (ANAS) conducted an archaeological exploration in the Iğdır province of Turkey with the participation of Turkish experts,

The Copper Age (The Chalcolithic period) began thousands of years earlier than thought. Archaeologists have found evidence of early copper use dating back to 8,500 BC at the Boncuklu Tarla archaeological excavation in Mardin. The archaeological…

New research indicates that early duplications of the salivary amylase gene (AMY1) may have started more than 800,000 years ago, long before humans began to farm. These duplications opened the door for the wide genetic variations that still exist…